New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
Il $4,000 for the ycarlinss bred from the Hcfton
sALK OF FALMOUTH HOUSE.


Parson Ramsden who is well known In YORKSHIRE
has purchased Falmouth House, Archcrs residence
=, Newmarket. which was built only five years agn
FOR a375O, which includes the garden and STABLES.
The paddocks and stud building have been soiu 10
,o,,dont of Newmarket for $4,000 The original
cost of the property was about f21 200. Inc hAroS
IN tho house are remarkably handsome most OF inc
things having been wedding presents to Archer hiaD-
os,cly wrought stoves given him by the Duke OF
Westminster.
LONG-DIsTANCR RIDING IN INDIA
In reference to the long distance ride mentioned
last week a having been won lately 10y the BOMBAY
light Horse, il only fair to the 9TH Dragon GUARDS
of Mhow to say that they some time ago peat the per
,orma,ce of the volunteers when they accomplished
1912 miles in sixty and Onequater hours.
ptPFATIxG RIFLFS FOR THE ARMY.
,-o,hinc f. settled as vet about tho magazine re
ATTN, rife for our troops certain number OF
ec also OF Lee improved rifles, have been oisuiou'cu
a, rcriments at various stations some Tor eAPcrf
ortaI use In duo course Of time each KIND VIII 10
renorted unon and the best chosen The opinions OK
i,,ary and ay authorities are strongly In favor OK
,r sree,r adoption Of some form OF repeating nne'
~ ,r no other reason on tho grounds OF morale Our
,,,rr with the ordinary rifles would certainly feel
,,,,rior 10 an enemy armed with repeater But
professional opinion also inclined to some ataohaoio
a,a,us winch would convert tho ordinary rihe Into
q repeater rather than to the regular repeating riho'
LADY BRASSEfS TRAILS.
Iodv Rrassov will he much missed in London and at
No,m,pburst She was not In any sense great lady
she had no salon and leader in society," but she
uas hearty hospitablc woman who entertained very
Iavlsly Il somewhat Unfortunately and who seemed
10 take a real pleasure making people happy. She
WA the daughter of old John Allnutt,
who looked like Duke and was
wine merchant OF the city and head
of the firm Of Alnut & Arboun She had some practice
managing her fathers establishment before her mar
rage and developed into excellent hostess her ef
AIRY performances not very great but In the' as
in her lfe there thoroughgoins heartneSs "nen
atoned for other shortcomings.
THE GHosVENOR GALLERY Exhibition.
The coming winter exhibition at the Grosvenor Gal
larry will comprise the finest examples that can
he from OF the works or Constable Bon
ington, De Whit ETY. Copley, Fielding German
Turney Nasmylh stanfeld, Muller Wilson, Narley,
Iinnett Walker. Reynolds, Romney, StothaId Stubs
and others-in all alb out 100 painters in oil.
MR. GLADs ZONE AHEAD. As USUAL
Mr. Gladstoae's left hand sometimes informed OF
what his right hand has done. The other
day he sent a check for $50 to the Distressed Irish
Ladies' Fund and the president Mrs Power Labor after
some OF the bec wisely decided to receive
It as q society that was non-poitca, aud at the same
time she came conclusion not TO publish the ett IN
the papers and thereby give the c. NJ the noorety he
craved for lie was however too much for her. and the
next morning the liberal gift announced in all the
papers. ~ ~
Mr. Moncure d. Conway has just completed novel OF
American life entitled " Pine and Palm"
EDMUND YATES.